Stemming from its ongoing commitment to Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) studies and its commitment to deliver the optimal combination of high technical performance and low environmental footprint, W.L. Gore & Associates' Fabrics Division will expand its use of textile solution dyeing and increase its offering of recycled GORE-TEX face-fabric textiles for Fall/Winter 2017. These initiatives will help Gore to improve the environmental footprint of its products throughout their full life cycle. Together the projects will substantially reduce water use and CO2 emissions, and also decrease the amount of material that otherwise might end up in landfills.
By expanding its share of solution-dyed textiles, Gore will capture some of the most substantial environmental gains identified by Gore's previous LCA studies, reducing water usage and decreasing CO2 emissions.
Solution dyeing is a yarn-dyeing technology that saves up to 60 percent in water usage, and offers a significant reduction in CO2 emissions compared to conventional dyeing processes (polyester up to 58% reduced CO2 eq. emissions, polyamide up to 45% reduced CO2 eq. emissions). During the solution-dyeing process, pigment is mixed with the nylon or polyester pellets prior to spinning into yarn. The resulting yarn is permanently, deeply coloured and ready to be woven into fabrics.
In 2016, Gore and Berghaus pioneered solution-dyed textiles for Berghaus' GORE-TEX collection. With the ambition to roll out that technology more broadly, Gore is currently involved in discussions with several other customers, among them Arc'teryx, who will offer a specially developed solution-dyed product in AW18, designed for Mountain Professionals who are exposed on a regular basis to sunlight at high altitude.
In addition to increasing its use of solution dyeing, Gore will increase its offering of recycled face-fabric textiles in its product portfolio. Though the use of mechanically or chemically recycled fabric has a relatively small positive impact on CO2 emissions, using recycled materials enables the Gore Fabrics Division to have a larger impact by reducing the amount of plastic waste that ends up in landfills or in incineration. Gore's recycled nylon is currently sourced from pre-consumer waste while its recycled polyester source is post consumer PET bottles. This shift also ties to Gore Fabrics' overall goal of keeping the use of natural resources to a minimum to deliver its high performing and durable products.
For Fall/Winter 2017, Gore will launch a range of laminates paired with recycled nylons and polyesters in different GORE-TEX product classes, working with brand partners that include Haglöfs, Norrøna and Patagonia.
The Gore Fabrics Division has been using LCA studies to inform its activities since 1992. LCA is the global standard for assessing the total environmental impact of a finished product from "Cradle to Grave". While carbon foot-printing only looks at one factor, LCA takes into account all aspects of a product's environmental footprint. And, research shows that the longer a functional outdoor jacket or shoes last, the smaller its annual environmental impact will be; a factor neglected when only comparing single component materials.
Gore Fabrics' announcement around solution dyeing and offering more recycled fabrics follows its announcement in February 2017 of a series of ambitious environmental goals, including its intent to eliminate PFCs of Environmental Concern (www.gore-tex.com/pfcgoal) and to increase the share of garment and footwear laminates that are certified according to the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 and are bluesign® approved from its consumer fabrics products in coming years.


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Career Paths in Ambulatory Care Pharmacy eReport
Editors: Jaclyn Boyle, Tim R. Brown, Cynthia A. Brucato, Mary Ann Dzurec, and Kelsey Rife
Career Paths in Ambulatory Care Pharmacy will help any pharmacist or student understand the nuances of practicing in the field. This ASHP eReport fosters true understanding of the experience of training as a resident, starting a career as a new practitioner, and even what it's like to be well-established and at the forefront of ambulatory pharmacy care. For anyone considering a career in ambulatory care pharmacy, this eReport offers clear perspectives and valuable guidance.
Perspectives from Two Experienced Ambulatory Care Practitioners
Perspective I
Perspective II
A Perspective from Two Current Ambulatory Care Residents
A Typical Day
The Appeals and Challenges of Residency Training
Experiential Rotations
Participation in Specialty Clinics
How to Further Your Career
Resources and Organizations
Career Paths in Ambulatory Care Pharmacy eReport (EPUB 507 KB)
From the challenge of conducting research as a resident in a new practice site, to balancing time as a seasoned clinician committed to patient care, teaching, and community outreach, Career Paths in Ambulatory Care Pharmacy offers first-hand accounts that will help any pharmacist or student understand the nuances of practicing in this growing field. By providing a window into the lives of practitioners at all stages of career development in ambulatory care, this ASHP eReport fosters true understanding of what it's like to be a resident, to start a career as a new practitioner, and even what it's like to be well-established and at the forefront of ambulatory pharmacy care.
If you've ever wanted to talk to an ambulatory care pharmacist one-on-one about their work, this is the next best thing. This eReport will open your eyes to a rich and growing career path with clear perspectives on the day-to-day experience of an ambulatory care pharmacist.
Jaclyn Boyle, PharmD, MS, BCPS, RPh
Jaclyn Boyle is an Assistant Professor for Community Pharmacy Innovation in the Department of Pharmacy Practice at Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED). She graduated from NEOMED and completed a PGY1 pharmacy practice residency and PGY2 internal medicine/academia residency at University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center in Chardon, OH. Prior to receiving her PharmD, Boyle received a Master of Science in Pharmacology and Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences from The Ohio State University. She is currently enrolled in a Master of Business Administration program at The University of Findlay. Her responsibilities at NEOMED include on-campus teaching, coordination of several skills-based courses and residency preparation activities, and other academic service commitments.
Dr. Boyle currently serves ASHP on the Small and Rural Hospitals Section Advisory Group, acts as the ASHP-SSHP Mentor for NEOMED's SSHP chapter, and has developed and edited a new series of eReports on Career Paths in Pharmacy. She also is the Division Director for Professional Affairs for the Ohio Society of Health-System Pharmacists, is acting Chair of the Residency Expansion Committee, and is assuming a Co-Chair position for the Ohio PPMI Task Force in 2015. Boyle also is actively involved in leadership roles within the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy and Lambda Kappa Sigma. Her practice site encompasses delivering services to the NEOMED health plan and developing new and innovative ambulatory services in an outpatient primary care clinic.
Tim R. Brown, PharmD, BCACP, FASHP
Tim R. Brown is employed by Akron General Medical Center's Department of Pharmacy and acts as a Pharmacotherapy Specialist in the Family Medicine Residency Program. He received his Doctorate from Campbell University School of Pharmacy with residency training at the Medical College of Virginia. His current practice is based within a Family Medicine residency program where he also acts as a preceptor for pharmacy and medical students from across the country and is a Professor at the Northeast Ohio Medical University.
Recently, Brown was awarded the Distinguished Service Award in Ambulatory Care by American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. He has also received the Golden Apple Teacher of the Year Award multiple times from the Department of Family Medicine and was awarded the William C. Kelly Safety Leadership Award by the Ohio Hospital Association. Dr. Brown serves as the President Emeritus of the BOD for Project Learn of Summit County. He has been active with the creation of the Pharmacy Practice Model Initiative by attending the inaugural session and the subsequent Ambulatory Care Summit. Dr. Brown was the Chair of the Specialty Council on Ambulatory Care Pharmacy, which represents the BCACP for the Board of Pharmacy Specialties. Brown is also the co-editor of the two books designed to help others build their practice model in an ambulatory care setting, as well as co-creator of an outpatient intervention tracking application called PACT. In addition, he is a Past President of the Ohio Society Health-System Pharmacists and Past Chair of the Section of Ambulatory Care Practitioners of ASHP. Dr. Brown was awarded Fellow status by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists in 2012 and now serves on the Board of Directors of ASHP.
Cynthia A. Brucato, PharmD
Cynthia A. Brucato received her Doctorate of Pharmacy from Ohio Northern University in 2012. She completed her PGY1 pharmacy residency with St. Rita's Medical Center in Lima, OH. She then completed her PGY2 ambulatory care residency at Louis Stokes Cleveland Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Centers in Cleveland, OH. She is also a Board Certified Ambulatory Care Pharmacist.
Following her second year residency, Dr. Brucato accepted a position as a Clinical Pharmacist with Summa Health System in the Cardiovascular Clinic at Summa Akron City Hospital. She works in the anticoagulation clinic and completes inpatient warfarin management. A priority of the clinic is to focus on the transitions from hospital to home to ensure continuity in patient care. In addition to warfarin management, she also provides education and monitoring for patients on the target specific oral anticoagulants. Brucato serves as a preceptor for the Summa Medical residents and PGY1 pharmacy residents and pharmacy students from Ohio Northern University and Northeast Ohio Medical University.
Mary Ann Dzurec, PharmD, RPh, BCACP
Mary Ann Dzurec is an Ambulatory Pharmacy Specialist, MetroHealth, and Clinical Professor, Northeast Ohio Medical University in Rootstown, OH. She earned both her Doctor of Pharmacy and her Bachelor in Pharmacy degrees from The Ohio State University. Her responsibilities at MetroHealth include providing optimal medication management under collaborative agreements with physicians as well as precepting the PGY1 pharmacy practice residency and students. At Northeast Ohio Medical University, Dr. Dzurec served as a former Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice and is current Clinical Faculty with a focus on patient-directed motivational behavior change and endocrine, cardiology, and pulmonary therapeutics. She is a Board Certified Ambulatory Care Specialist.
In 2017, Dr. Dzurec was honored with the Pharmacist of the Year Award from the Ohio College of Clinical Pharmacy and the Health-System Pharmacist of the Year Award from the Ohio Society of Health-System Pharmacists.
Kelsey Rife, PharmD, BCACP
Kelsey Rife earned her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Ohio Northern University in May 2012. Upon graduation, she completed both her PGY1 pharmacy practice and PGY2 ambulatory care residencies at Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center (VAMC). She earned her Board Certification in Ambulatory Care in 2014. Dr. Rife currently works as a Hepatitis C Clinical Pharmacist at the Louis Stokes VAMC. In addition to seeing patients at the Cleveland VAMC, Dr. Rife utilizes telemedicine to remotely educate and treat hepatitis C patients at the other VA facilities in Ohio. She also serves as a preceptor for pharmacy residents and students.

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WEBSITES: Here are some related websites that you may find helpful. If you would like to see a growing list of books related to consent and consent education please visit the resources section of www.consentmadefun.com
#METOO movement
A social movement started by Tarana Burke in 2006 advocating for survivors of sexual harassment or violence to speak out about their experiences in order to center and support them.
Affirmative consent
Informed, voluntary, and mutual agreements among all participants to engage in an activity. Frequently used when referring to a sexual activity. Consent can be given by words or actions, as long as those words or actions create clear permission regarding willingness to engage in the activity. Consent cannot be give when an individual is impaired by alcohol, drugs, or other conditions that affect one's ability to understand and agree to engaging in a behavior.
The age a person is legally able to consent to sexual activity. It varies from state to state, but ranges from 14 to 18 years of age in the United States
An assault is the act of inflicting physical harm or unwanted physical contact upon a person or, in some specific legal definitions, a threat or attempt to commit such an action.
Autonomy/bodily autonomy
An individual's right to make decisions regarding one's own body, including deciding at any point who may or may not touch their body in any way, also referred to as bodily sovereignty.
Guidelines, rules or limits that a person creates to identify reasonable, safe and permissible ways for other people to behave towards them and how they will respond when someone passes those limits.
Cancel culture is a modern form of ostracism in which someone is thrust out of social or professional circles – whether it be online, on social media, or in person, as a consequence of something they have said or done. Those who are subject to this ostracism are said to have been "canceled".
The intimidation of a victim to compel the individual to do some act against his or her will by the use of psychological pressure, physical force, or threats.
Coercion culture
A society or an environment in which conformity, compliance and authority are valued over an individual's needs, desires or integrity.
Conscious bias
The attitudes and beliefs we have about a person or group on a conscious level. This includes being aware of personal prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way that is considered to be unfair. An individual, group, or institution may hold conscious biases, which are also known as explicit biases.
An agreement about how two or more people are going to interact or share space together. These agreements are clear, informed, voluntary, sober, act and person-specific, ongoing, mutual, active, and come directly from the individuals engaging in the activities.
Consent accident
A somewhat controversial term used to denote a consent incident that was not intentional. Determining intent is relevant to repairing harm. However, "accident" should not be used to minimize or downplay the impact on the person harmed.
Consent culture
A society or environment in which creating explicit agreements, looking for common ground and respecting boundaries is the norm, for both sexual contact and everyday activities.
Consent incident
Any occurrence where consent was violated, or was fuzzy or unclear. While it is used somewhat interchangeably with "consent violation," this term is meant to be more neutral in its assumption of intent, and include incidents across the range of intentional, unskillful, and accidental. Impact is still the most important consideration in creating repair.
Consent violation
A transgression or infringement on a stated agreement, or proceeding to take action on another person in the absence of consent.
Desire smuggling
Hiding what you really want from yourself and/or a loved one, while finding covert strategies to get (at least pieces of) what you want. These covert strategies range from the innocuous to the destructive, and occur as a means to avoid vulnerability and shame.
Digital consent
Permission given for texting, sharing on-line info or images
A trail of data you create while using the internet. This includes the websites you visit, emails you send, postings and information you submit to on-line services like social media, shopping, game and dating apps.
Dominant culture
A dominant culture includes the lifestyles, customs, manners, and morals that override others within a particular political, social or economic entity, in which multiple cultures are present.
Empty consent
Occurs when a person says or signals yes to something, but is psychologically disassociated, or coerced or manipulated into doing so.
The art of making experiences more accessible to your participants than they would be without you. To make something easier, to bring about.
Fawn response
A learned trauma response in which a person reverts to people-pleasing to diffuse conflict and reestablish a sense of safety.
Freeze response
Also known as "tonic immobility", this is an autonomic response to extreme stress or perceived danger. As with the fight and flight responses, it is an instantaneous reaction of the amygdala, not the conscious mind.
Gender may refer to both gender roles and gender identities. The social and cultural role of each sex within a given society is one part of gender. People often develop their gender roles in response to their environment, including family interactions, the media, peers, and education. There are also a spectrum of gender identities that can change over time and vary widely within and across cultures. Western culture tends to conceive of gender as binary. However many other cultures have three or more genders. In contrast, the term sex is used to indicate the biological differences between male, female, and intersex people.
Social process by which people are treated differently and disadvantageously, under similar circumstances, on the basis of gender.
Gender socialization
The cultural or social expectations of how people should act, think, and/or feel based on the gender they are perceived to be.
Habitual yes
A pattern of, or compulsion toward, agreeing to requests without pausing to consider the impact or implications on one's time, energy or resources.
Unwelcome or offensive behavior by one person to another that can be sexual or nonsexual in nature. Examples include making unwanted sexual comments or jokes to another person, sending unwanted sexual texts, bullying, or intimidation.
Activities, curricula, language, and other practices in the educational environment that attempt to ensure every student's access to and participation in learning.
A general process in which individuals serve as examples for others, exhibiting the behavior to be imitated by the others. These examples are internalized without comment or discussion.
Parentified
Parentification is the process of role reversal whereby a child is obliged to act as parent to their own parent or sibling. In extreme cases, the child is used to fill the void of the alienating parent's emotional life.
The right or ability to do something that is given by someone who has the power to decide if it will be allowed. Implies gatekeeping, authority and/or a power differential. While permission is a part of consent, consent is not permission. One gets permission. Together, we create consent.
Power dynamic
A "power dynamic" is the way different people or different groups of people interact with each other. It may refer to how one person leverages their power over another, or to the interplay of different expressions of and bids for power among people.
a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group. This may be formalized via rules, laws or policy, or be informal as a custom or social norm.
Racialized
Racialization or ethnicization is a political process of ascribing ethnic or racial identities to a relationship, social practice, or group that did not identify itself as such. To categorize, marginalize, or regard according to race.
A type of sexual assault that involves vaginal, anal, or oral sex using a body part or an object without consent. Rape is a form of sexual assault, but not all sexual assault is rape.
A society or environment whose prevailing social attitudes have the effect of normalizing or trivializing sexual assault and abuse.
Relational intelligence
The sum of learned skills that enables us to navigate relationships well.
Restorative Justice is an approach focused on repairing harm when wrongdoing or injustice occurs in a community. Restorative justice centers support for the victim, and involves the offender, their social networks, justice agencies, and the community.
Revenge porn
The sharing of sexually explicit images or video without consent, and as a means of retaliation. These images or videos may be made with or without the knowledge of the victim.
Sending, receiving, or forwarding sexually explicit messages, photographs, or images. Consensual sexting may still create a legal problem for people who are under-age, as sexually explicit images of young people are considered child porn in many jurisdictions.
Any sort of unwanted sexual contact, including but not limited to, force, threats, or taking advantage of an individual, often over a period of time. A single act of sexual abuse is usually referred to as a "sexual assault."
Any unwanted sex act committed by a person or people against another person. Examples include, but are not limited to, nonconsensual kissing, groping or fondling; attempted rape; forcing someone to perform a sexual act; and rape. Specific definitions of sexual assault vary from state to state and from country to country.
Any unwanted comment, gesture, or action that is sexual in nature that makes someone feel afraid, embarrassed, uncomfortable or ashamed. The intention of the person doing the action doesn't matter, it's the negative impact the action has that makes something sexual harassment.
Sexual violence is an umbrella term that refers to any form of non-consensual sexual behavior, including sexual assault, sexual abuse, sexual harassment, sexual exploitation, sex trafficking, and sexual violence facilitated through technology.
Sharenting
The practice of parents posting content about their children on internet platforms. The term covers pitfalls resulting from the spectrum of typical family sharing all the way to parents being exploitative and manipulative (eg, blogging or vlogging).
the process of internalizing norms and ideologies of the societies in which we grow up or participate. Socialization involves both conscious and unconscious learning and teaching and is a means for social and cultural continuity. Socialization is a part of developmental psychology.
The view that all people deserve to enjoy the same economic, political, and social rights and opportunities, regardless of race, sex, gender, gender identity, socioeconomic status, sexual identity, ability, or any other characteristics.
Transformative justice
A series of practices and philosophies designed to create change in social systems. Mostly, they are alternatives to criminal justice in cases of interpersonal violence, or are used for dealing with socioeconomic issues in societies transitioning away from conflict or repression. At its most basic, transformative justice seeks to respond to violence without creating more violence and/or by engaging in harm reduction to lessen the violence.
Trauma-informed
This is an approach to teaching and facilitation that acknowledges the effects of individual and systemic trauma on participants, and considers how instruction and participation can be adjusted in order to ensure a safer and more supportive learning environment.
Social stereotypes about certain groups of people that individuals form outside their own conscious awareness. Studies show that we all hold unconscious beliefs about various social and identity groups, stemming from the tendency to organize social worlds by categorizing, in accordance with cultural and historical context. Unconscious bias is also known as implicit bias.
Upstander
A person who speaks or acts in support of an individual or cause, particularly someone who intervenes on behalf of a person being attacked or bullied.
Victim blaming is a ubiquitous attitude in the current culture of coercion. Victims of a crime or any wrongful act are held partially or entirely at fault for the harm that was done to them.
Here are a few short videos that are great for kids young and old. For a growing list of great videos on consent, please visit the resources section of www.consentmadefun.com.
BOOKS: Here is a short list of books that you may also be interested in. To see a growing list of books related to consent and consent education please visit the resources section of www.consentmadefun.com
Talking Consent: 16 Workshops on Relationship and Sex Education for Schools and Other Youth Settings by Thalia Wallis and Pete Wallis
The Art of Receiving and Giving: The Wheel of Consent by Dr. Betty Martin with Robyn Dalzen
What Does Consent Really Mean? by Pete Wallis and Thalia Wallis
Consent on Campus: A Manifesto by Donna Freitas
Yes Means Yes: Visions of Female Sexual Power by Jaclyn Friedman and Jessica Valenti
Asking For It: The Alarming Rise of Rape Culture and What We Can Do About It: by Kate Harding
Ask: Building Consent Culture An Anthology by Kitty Striker
Let's Talk Consent by Pete Wallis and Thalia Wallis
Boys and Sex by Peggy Orenstein
Girls and Sex by Peggy Orestein
The Hunting Ground by Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering
We Believe You by Annie E. Clark and Andrea L. Pino
The Body Keeps The Score by Bessel van der Kolk
Trauma-Proofing Your Kids: A Parents' Guide for Instilling Confidence, Joy and Resilience by Peter A. Levine Ph.D. Maggie Kline
Real Talk About Sex and Consent: What Every Teen Needs to Know by Cheryl M. Bradshaw, M.A., B. Ed.
I Have The Right To by Chessy Prout and Jenn Abelson
Restorative and Transformational Justice: More and more communities and institutions are using restorative and transformative justice methods. Here are some links if you would like to learn more about this alternative approach to justice.
Websites That Teach Restorative Justice Strategies For Schools:
edutopia.org
weareteachers.com
sfusd services
Resources on Transformative Justice:
Beyond Survival: Strategies and Stories from the Transformative Justice Movement
Addressing Harm, Accountability and Healing
Podcast episode about Bear Clan Patrol
Podcast episode featuring Mariame Kaba on moving past punishment
Documentary profiling the Ojibway community of Hollow Water as they deal with an epidemic of sexual abuse in their midst
Documentary that explores family violence and Restorative Justice from an Indigenous perspective
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Congress should learn from the Jan Sangh on how to be an Opposition: BJP general secy – india news
The Bharatiya Janata Social gathering (BJP) on Wednesday slammed the Congress and its former president Rahul Gandhi, for doing "disservice" to the nation by asking questions "irresponsibly" on the border stand-off with China, as a substitute of becoming a member of forces with the federal government.
A day after the Congress demanded to know why established order ante was not insisted upon and the dearth of point out in regards to the territorial sovereignty of jap Ladakh's Galwan Valley within the Union Ministry of Exterior Affairs' (MEA) assertion; the BJP hit again at its rival.
The saffron get together stated that the Congress ought to study from it methods to be a accountable opposition.
"The opposition is barely an instance of how irresponsible it (Congress) is. They need to study from Bhartiya Jan Sangh and the BJP, who through the successive wars that the nation had fought in 1948, 1962, 1965, and 1971 and the way we had behaved as opposition and never the enemy of the federal government. We, under no circumstances, gave direct or oblique power to enemy international locations. Immediately, when the [Narendra] Modi has given the world a mannequin in management, as a substitute of taking part, they're doing a disservice to the nation," stated Murlidhar Rao, common secretary, BJP.
The BJP and the Congress have been sparring over the federal government's response to the raging coronavirus illness (Covid-19) pandemic in addition to the stand-off with China alongside the disputed Line of Precise Management (LAC) in Ladakh.
The Congress has been asking the federal government to be clear on the territorial transgressions by China and the violent face-off between Indian and China's Individuals's Liberation Military (PLA) troops at Galwan Valley on June 15 that had left 20 Indian troopers useless.
The BJP has accused the Congress of decreasing the morale of the troopers by their feedback.
To a separate query on Gandhi's remark in regards to the state of the financial system and the way MSMEs (micro, small and medium enterprises) are struggling within the aftermath of an financial slowdown, Rao stated the federal government has been proactive in figuring out the challenges and addressing these.
On Wednesday, Gandhi had tweeted: "Small & medium enterprises stand destroyed. Giant firms are below extreme stress. Banks are in misery. I had said months in the past that an financial tsunami was coming and was ridiculed by the BJP and the media for warning the nation in regards to the reality."
Retorting to Wayanad Member of Parliament's (MP) tweet, Rao stated, "The blind can't be proven the sunshine… Throughout and after the Covid-19 disaster, the federal government has been doing its bit. Congress leaders, particularly Rahul Gandhi, ought to look into their historical past, and study what was their (get together's) position throughout a disaster. He (Gandhi) is attempting to current himself as a sensible man, however folks have refused to just accept him. If we settle for his arguments, we may also be rejected. By accepting him as a frontrunner, the Congress is decimated."
Rao stated due to the pandemic, provide chains have been disrupted and this has led to issues in each sector. "The PM is motivating folks to develop into the marketplace for the manufacturing sector. He (Gandhi) can't perceive the science and subtlety (of it)".
He additionally denied that the Union Ministry of House Affairs' (MHA) probe into the monetary dealings of the Rajiv Gandhi Basis (RGF) is politically motivated.
"RGF is within the public area. It has numerous points associated to FCRA, 2010, (Overseas Contribution Regulation Act), income-tax audit, and so forth. The Modi authorities believes in transparency, we're dedicated to it. So it's pure to provoke a probe into it. No foundations are non-public, and the investigations are within the public curiosity. If it was political, would we've got waited six years?" he requested.
The MHA had arrange an inter-ministerial committee to coordinate investigations into allegations in opposition to the muse and the Indira Gandhi Memorial Belief of violating the authorized provisions of the Prevention of Cash Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002, the Revenue-Tax (I-T) Act, 1961, and the FCRA, 2010.
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The Eugene Dupuch Law School recently participated in the Americas Round of the Price Media Human Rights Law Moot. In January, the team comprised of Valdere Murphy, Andrew Smith and Ainsa Hepburn traveled abroad for the competition which took place at the Cardozo Law School in New York City.
This year's moot focused on the fundamental right to freedom of opinion and expression under both the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), in relation to political speech. The moot also dealt with the liability of internet platforms, for the free speech of third parties. Another important issue covered by this year's moot was the enforcement of judgments across borders in private international law.
In preparation for the moot, the students did countless hours of research, writing and rehearsing under the guidance of the team coach, Senior Tutor, Patrick Wells. Their hard work was rewarded by their highly-complimented performances at the moot. "The Judges remarked repeatedly on how well prepared they were, how sound, cogent and effective their arguments were and how articulate and confident they appeared," said Mr. Wells.
After a hard-fought competition, the students also took time out to enjoy the wonderful and exciting cut and thrust of New York City.


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Q: Deleting TFrame from form at run time I am using C++ Builder to create a VCL form application. Right now I have a TFrame containing a bunch of components and it looks like this...

I also have a button call "Add". Basically every time I press that Add button on the form, a new TFrame is added to it and below the previous one making something that looks like a table. And in order to add duplicates I have to rename the TFrame each time before it is created.
    int __fastcall TForm1::AddMapCells(void)
    {
        Num++;
        TFrame1 * MyFrame = new TFrame1(Form1);
        MyFrame->Parent=Form1;
        MyFrame->Name = "TFrame" + IntToStr(Num);
        MyFrame->Top = 23*Num;
        return Num;
    }

So then the naming of TFrame would be TFrame1, TFrame2, TFrame3, etc.
The problem now is I want to make it so then each time I press the 'X' button of a TFrame, it deletes that TFrame and I'm not quite sure how to do it. I was thinking maybe each time I create a TFrame I can also rename the 'X' button so then it's like Button1, Button2, Button3, etc. And then to delete the program would just match ButtonX with TFrameX to identify which TFrame to delete. For example, if I press Button 4, it should match up with TFrame4 and delete TFrame4.
I don't know how to implement this idea. Or would there be an easier way of doing this?

A: A simple solution would be to let the TFrame instances free themselves for you.  Assign an OnClick event handler to the X button and have it post a queued message to its parent TFrame window via PostMessage(), then give the TFrame class a message handler that frees the TFrame instance when that message is processed (this is how the TForm::Release() method works), eg:
void __fastcall TFrame1::CloseButtonClick(TObject *Sender)
{
    // CM_RELEASE is defined in Controls.hpp
    PostMessage(Handle, CM_RELEASE, 0, 0);
}

void __fastcall TFrame1::WndProc(TMessage &Message)
{
    if (Message.Msg == CM_RELEASE)
    {
        delete this;
        return;
    }

    TFrame::WndProc(Message);
}

If you need your parent TForm to be notified of the TFrame being closed (for instance, to reposition lower TFrame instances), you can expose a custom TNotifyEvent event in the TFrame class and have your TForm assign an event handler to it, eg:
class TFrame1 : public TFrame
{
private:
    TNotifyEvent FOnClose;
    ...
public:
    ...
    __property TNotifyEvent OnClose = {read=FOnClose, write=FOnClose};
};

void __fastcall TFrame1::CloseButtonClick(TObject *Sender)
{
    if (FOnClose != NULL) FOnClose(this);
    PostMessage(Handle, CM_RELEASE, 0, 0);
}

void __fastcall TFrame1::WndProc(TMessage &Message)
{
    if (Message.Msg == CM_RELEASE)
    {
        delete this;
        return;
    }

    TFrame::WndProc(Message);
}

.
int __fastcall TForm1::AddMapCells(void)
{
    Num++;
    TFrame1 * MyFrame = new TFrame1(this);
    MyFrame->Parent = this;
    MyFrame->Name = "TFrame" + IntToStr(Num);
    MyFrame->Top = 23*Num;
    MyFrame->OnClose = &FrameClosed;
    return Num;
}

void __fastcall TForm1::FrameClosed(TObject *Sender)
{
    // Sender is the TFrame1 instance whose X button was clicked.
    // It will auto-free itself after this method exits...
}

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Q: Sumar el resultado anterior a otra suma Sumar el resultado anterior a otra suma
Hola, necesito hacer lo siguiente: Ingresar un número i y un numero j, i
siendo el inicio, j siendo el final y cada iteración debe sustituir la suma
del siguiente número, es decir: i = 1 j = 5. Asi:
1 + 2 = 3, 2 + 3 = 5, 3 + 5 = 8, 4 + 8 = 12, 5 + 12 = 17

Otro ejemplo sería:
 i = 10 j = 13
 10 + 11 = 21, 11 + 21 = 32, 12 + 32 = 44, 13 + 44 = 57

Lo que he intentado es lo siguiente:
e = a + b;
for (c = a; c <= b; ++c){
     for (d = b; d<=e; ++d);
        printf("%d + %d = %d\n",c,d,e);
}

Entiendo que "e" también tiene que meterse en un for, sin embargo no
llego a comprender como hacerlo. ¡Muchas gracias por su ayuda!

A: Sumar el resultado anterior a otra suma
Hola, siguiendo un poco la lógica de su explicación entiendo que el código debe ir sumando a pares, de manera que cada número es igual a la suma de sus dos anteriores, de manera que:
1+2= 3, 2+3= 5, 3+5=8 ...

Ha este patrón se que se le conoce como la sucesión de Fibonacci:
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55…

Si es así, la lógica que quieres lograr con tu código en C esto te puede ayudar:
#include <conio.h>
#include <stdio.h>

int main(){

    printf("Ingrese un numero entero para i:");
    int i;
    scanf("%d",&i);
    printf("Ingrese un numero entero para j:");
    int j;
    scanf("%d",&j);

    printf("Ingrese un entero para determinar el numero de ejecucion del bucle: ");
    int n;
    scanf("%d",&n);

    int iteraciones= 0; /*Numero de veces a ejecutar la funcion*/

    while(iteraciones < n){
        iteraciones++;
        int resultado= i + j;

        printf(" %i) %i + %i = %i \n",iteraciones,i,j,resultado);

        i= j;
        j= resultado;
    }

    getch(); /* Pausa */

    return 0;
}

Explicación del código
Creamos las variables i y j que recibirán los enteros a sumar. Para realizar la suma una determinada cantidad de veces y la reasignación de variables uso un bucle while. Este bucle será controlado por una variable que recibirá un entero que le dirá cuantas veces ejecutar el bucle. Pues este patrón de suma es infinito. Al final el resultado será impreso en consola.


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Hammerfall – Dominion (Album Review)
By Jonathan Smith July 24, 2019 No Comments
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Another storm rages from the blacksmith's forge.
For those who remember the resurrection that heavy metal experienced in the late 1990s in Europe, the name Hammerfall embodies the most nostalgic side of said time period, bringing a thought dead sound once purveyed by the likes of Manowar, Accept and Judas Priest with enough of a power metal edge to keep company with the Helloween-oriented contingent that was dominating the European scene. But for all the rest, they are a longstanding metallic institution that lives up to their namesake by bringing the impact factor through a combination of hard-hitting riff work, and also leaving an impression with a formulaic songwriting approach that puts an emphasis on arena oriented bangers. Barring a brief interlude in 2011 into the world of the zombie apocalypse via the album Infected, they've stuck to a consistent message of metallic heroism underscored by the visual of a hammer-wielding knight in varying landscapes and dispositions, and their eleventh LP Dominion proves to be no exception.
While this is an album that can be best described as playing it safe from a standpoint of stylistic evolution, the musical results offered up are anything but that. Helmed by the squeaky clean yet masterful pipes of vocalist Joacim Cans, affectionately known by those who have witnessed his handwork live as he who is small in stature (at least compared to the towering Viking and band founder/guitarist Oscar Dronjak) yet quite wide of range, this latest opus strikes the iron with a ferocity to rival the masterworks that this outfit offered up during their formative period circa 1997-2001. About the only consequential changes in the band's lineup since time period in question was the exodus of virtuoso bassist Magnus Rosen and lead guitarist Stefan Elmgren, the latter being replaced by an arguably more technically proficient guitarist in Pontus Norgren who is the other standout player in this game of notes, often rivaling the likes of Marty Friedman and Paul Gilbert with his shred-happy guitar solo work.
"Dominion" Album Artwork
Relative to the past few couple of albums that preceded this one, i.e. the returns to form that stand between the present and the somewhat underwhelming Infected, this album is marked by a greater degree of energy and flair that hearkens back to the original spirit that made Hammerfall a household name. High octane power/speed metal anthems such as "Scars Of A Generation", "Testify", and "Bloodline" flirt with territory normally reserved to the likes of Primal Fear and various other German speed metal bands that have been refining the sound originally pioneered by Priest's magnum opus Painkiller in the musical department, though tempered a fair bit by Joacim's smoother vocal delivery. Likewise, the cruising opener "Never Forgive, Never Forget" largely punches through the speakers in a grandiose manner, though opening and concluding on a serene, atmospheric note that is ironically drenched in a melodeath vibe.
Though definitely comprised of more speeding mayhem than any other album that has carried the Hammerfall moniker during the 2010s, Dominion is not an album that forgets this band's strength in a wide array of expressions within the power metal style. Taking a cue from their magnum opus and second LP Legacy Of Kings, two ballads are offered up here in "Second To One" and "And Yet I Smile", the former being a piano-driven turned heavy affair that listens like a shorter recap of "Glory To The Brave", while the latter has a bit more of a vintage Iron Maiden feel and drips epic goodness from one moment to the next. A couple of down tempo crushers after the Accept mode in "(We Make) Sweden Rock" and the triumphant title anthem "Dominion" rule the roost like twin responses to Balls To The Wall, with the somewhat quicker bruiser "Dead By Dawn" nipping at their heels. Even the moderately quick paced speeder "Chain Of Command" makes itself distinct with a fiery, high end vocal delivery out of Cans.
While this has been a band marked by a consistently good studio output since their inception over two decades ago, there has naturally been a contingent of their core fan base that has found most of what they've put out following Renegade as being a tad short of former glory. Dominion is an album that seeks to reclaim that glory and succeeds on all fronts, listening like a near perfect composite of Glory To The Brave's raw power, Legacy Of Kings' speedy and catchy majesty, and Renegade's polished grandeur. Though what they've put out since those albums has been possessed of varying degrees of greatness, this album is the first one since the early 2000s to truly embody that unfettered energy that made the early days of the power metal revival so exciting. Any self-respecting fan of this band will want to blast this baby out until their speaker are blown, and those who have been sitting on the sidelines for the past 18 years waiting for another certified classic need look no further than the horned, raven-winged, lightning-wielding knight that's about to fell his mighty hammer upon their disbelieving craniums.
Released by: Napalm Records
Released Date: August 16th, 2019
Joacim Cans / Vocals
Oscar Dronjak / Rhythm and lead guitars
Pontus Norgren / Lead and rhythm guitars
Fredrik Larsson / Bass
David Wallin / Drums
"Dominion" Track-listing:
One Against the World
(We Make) Sweden Rock
Second to One
Scars of a Generation
Dead by Dawn
Battleworn
And Yet I Smile
The ironclad, hammer-wielding hero of yore comes raging back from the studio after a 3-year crusader's tour to send sparks flying from the enemy's armor, smashing forth with the same degree of impact that put him on the power metal map two decades ago.
Originality 9


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Feb. 16, 2012, 10 a.m.
The newsonomics of ads that go bump in the night
News apps like The Wall Street Journal's are showing the potential of immersive, interactive advertising. But most news organizations aren't in a position to take advantage.
By Ken Doctor @kdoctor Feb. 16, 2012, 10 a.m.
We live in two worlds.
In the afternoon, on our desktops or laptops, we read news like the new Pew study showing yet another way that newspapers are going to hell. This one was hardly news to anyone in the industry, but it put the issue plainly, if dryly:
A new study of advertising in news by the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism finds that, currently, even the top news websites in the country have had little success getting advertisers from traditional platforms to move online. The digital advertising they do get appears to be standard ads that are available across many websites. And with only a handful of exceptions, the ads on news sites tend not to be targeted based on the interests of users, the strategy that many experts consider key to the future of digital revenue.
Pew's report underscores the fact that many of us have written about: Digital advertising, once the little sister, is surpassing print (newspaper and magazines) in the U.S. and Europe, and will pass whatever we mean when we say "TV" by 2016 or so. So news companies' failure to get a larger piece of the fastest-growing ad segment — perhaps the fastest-growing ever — is a big problem. And the problem is growing: Three years ago, the top five digital companies took 63 percent of U.S. digital ad revenue; this year, they'll take 72 percent, eMarketer estimates. Those companies: Google, Yahoo, Facebook, Microsoft, and AOL. That 9 percent differential is worth about $3.5 billion a year. Yes, it's getting worse, by so many standards, as we'll continue to see over the next month as final 2011 financials come in and more jobs go away.
If you're in the publishing business, are your people building toolkits, experimenting, and getting faster at time-to-market?
In the evening, though, on our oh-so-lean-back tablets, we can open up our au courant news apps and face a quite different reality.
Open up The Wall Street Journal tablet app this week, and you'll find a garden's delight of interactive ads. These ads grab the potential of the tablet and run with it — joyously. They move beyond what we've known as "advertising" and sprint into a new field of commercial conversation. These truly interactive ads are increasingly targeted to users, but more importantly they attract top-end advertisers, at good rates, into news products.
An early adopter of the iPad — the Journal's launch date of April 3, 2010, slips easily off the tongue of Daniel Bernard, chief product officer of the Wall Street Journal Digital Network — the WSJ has a half-dozen or so cousins in early experimentation. Add The New York Times, The Guardian, NPR, the Financial Times, Reuters, AP, and a few others to that short list of news companies with two years of development experience under their belts.
It's the Journal, though, that seems to be making the most headway with this next generation of ads. In fact, perusing the Journal tablet edition reminds me of the wonder many felt viewing that Wonderfactory-created SI demo a month before Steve Jobs launched the iPad.
Consider a few of those ads:
Virginia is for (business) lovers: In touting its best-for-business credentials, the ad offers state-by-state comparisons, chosen by the reader, of five basic business rankings. Of course, the chosen stats are picked for their Virginia toutability, but the point is you have to interact. It's supplemented by a five-minute video from the state's governor.
Putnam Perspectives puts info first: Putnam Investments gives you plenty of places to sign up, but before it does that it offers numerous gateways to free teaser content. Blog posts ("Looking for signs of life in European markets," "Default worries overdone, states finding stability") offer analysts' takes, in addition to survey data, infographics, and more.
Charles Schwab's Windhaven portfolios of content: Tap into the Schwab ad and you get interactive charts, videos, and the reprint of an entire FT story on Windhaven.
Liberty from disaster: What's better for an insurance company like Liberty Mutual than threatening you with disaster (tornado, earthquake, flood) and then, by simply tilting your iPad see the damage magically disappear. It's a gimmick, but it makes its point, and for now, the gimmickry is still new and begs to be tried.
These aren't ads that simply take you away to separate brand page when you touch it. They offer more useful information, within the app.
They are the fruit of the Journal's partnering with top agencies and advertisers to build applications that take advantage of the tablet, a partnering that has been "top of mind for us," Bernard says, for at least a couple of years. They begin to understand what the target audience wants beyond being "sold."
This is information-as-advertising, advertising as a gateway to connection beyond simple pitch and simple impression. Brands are important here, but their ability to tempt engagement is the key.
Commercial conversation, especially targeted commercial conversation, is the Internet's next generation of advertising. The first generation of impression-based web ads has been a low-clicking disaster. These new ads — some better executed than others, of course — insult our intelligence less and provide what we could call a freemium ad experience. We'll pay you for your time, they whisper, by giving you information or perspective you may find useful, and then you may want to buy something from us. The play goes well beyond the Journal and business/financial products, of course, to cars, real estate, furniture, and health. Of course, any news (or entertainment or social) medium has to offer a ready-for-prime-time tablet experience in order to qualify for such commercial conversation. Those that don't — or only put up barely interactive, PDF-plus tablet products — won't fool readers or advertisers.
Of course, this new world of commercial swipes, taps, tilts and downloads is extremely measurable. WSJ's Bernard notes that each "event" — as our every touch of the tablet is called — can be recorded. Talk about metrics, data, and the emergence of conversion analytics. He notes that, at this point, "some advertisers ask for more event metrics, and some for less." Interestingly, the Journal isn't selling such high-touch ads on the basis of their effectiveness, although we can see models emerging as pay-per-touch, alongside pay-per-click and pay-per-action. Rather, the Journal is making these ads part of its broader selling — some bundled with print and/or "online," some not.
Bernard makes the point of how his product team — which serves both journalists and advertising staff — is focusing heavily on the tablet, given its unprecedented ability to get us to interact. He defines "mobile" and "tablet" separately for development purposes. The smartphone — with 257 million to be out there in America alone by 2016, according to Forrester — is a more elusive ad medium, its commercial potential so far under-realized. The tablet, though, with its print replacement + interaction abilities, offers game-changing selling and buying possibilities. For this interactive world, it's beyond tilting and tapping — it's time to shake, rattle, and roll the worlds of advertising.
So, yes, while the Pew survey accurately shows the sorry state of advertising readiness at many sites, the potential of harvesting the newest of news-heavy technologies offers the promise of a reprieve. Yes, news companies may have been slow to the parties of search, social, video, and mobile, and most have unfortunately taken a go-slow approach to the tablet — but platforms like the iPad offer a way out of the ad desert Pew paints.
In 2012, it's still early, for both ad and editorial adoption of tablet benefits. "People are building toolkits," he said. "They are experimenting. They're making things easier to build." If you are in the publishing business, are your people building toolkits, experimenting, and getting faster at time-to-market?
The ad interactivity we're seeing is mostly app-based right now. HTML5 development for the iPad's Safari browser is next up for the Journal. Various flavors of responsive design — allowing content to format more automatically for multiple devices, as The Boston Globe has done — are in the works. Ironically, on an average day we may see more touchable interactivity in ads than in editorial. Yet the editorial future of swiping and swooshing, now typically saved for special projects, is right in front of us. As Raju Narisetti, late of The Washington Post and now returned this week to the Journal, has put it: The next big change frontier in news is the integration of journalists and technologists. Incorporating the real interactivity of this newest medium into the daily workflow of the news trade is but in its infancy.
POSTED Feb. 16, 2012, 10 a.m.
Daniel Bernard
Newsonomics
Pew Hispanic Center
Pew Internet and American LIfe Project
Putnam Investments
Wall Street Journal Digital Network
WonderFactory
Doctor, Ken. "The newsonomics of ads that go bump in the night." Nieman Journalism Lab. Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard, 16 Feb. 2012. Web. 19 Jan. 2022.
Doctor, K. (2012, Feb. 16). The newsonomics of ads that go bump in the night. Nieman Journalism Lab. Retrieved January 19, 2022, from https://www.niemanlab.org/2012/02/the-newsonomics-of-ads-that-go-bump-in-the-night/
Doctor, Ken. "The newsonomics of ads that go bump in the night." Nieman Journalism Lab. Last modified February 16, 2012. Accessed January 19, 2022. https://www.niemanlab.org/2012/02/the-newsonomics-of-ads-that-go-bump-in-the-night/.
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BARE BONES: APRIL FOOL'S DAY (2008)
April 1, 2020 by MonsterZero NJ in Bare Bones, Horror You Might Have Missed and tagged April Fool's Day, April Fool's Day 2008, Josh Henderson, Mikey Wigart, Mitchell Altieri, Phil Flores, Scout Taylor-Compton, Taylor Cole | Leave a comment
APRIL FOOL'S DAY (2008)
Flick is a remake in name and date only. A fancy mansion party is being hosted by siblings Desiree and Blaine Cartier (Taylor Cole and Josh Henderson) on April 1st, 2007. April Fools jokes abound and one joke goes too far, with pretty Milan Hastings (Sabrina Ann Aldridge) falling to her death, after a drug induced seizure. A year later, Desiree, Blaine and some of their friends who were there, get ominous letters from MIlan proclaiming she was murdered and her killer needs to come forward, or they all will die. Soon, one by one, they are being done in.
Flick is directed by The Butcher Brothers (Mitchell Altieri and Phil Flores) from a script they wrote with Mikey Wigart. It is a dreadfully slow paced and uneventful slasher, which is surprising coming from the makers of the inventive vampire flicks The Hamiltons and The Thompsons. The flick is simply dull and tedious and even the cast, including scream queen Scout Taylor-Compton, fail to generate any interest in their shallow, upper-society characters. In fact the characters are so boring, you want the killer to succeed, but even the deaths are dull. As for the big reveal…you can see it coming a mile away. Flick was released straight to DVD where it quickly and deservedly faded into obscurity.
BARE BONES: THE NIGHT WATCHMEN (2017)
April 19, 2018 by MonsterZero NJ in Bare Bones and tagged Dan DeLuca, Gary Peebles, Horror-Comedy, Jamie Nash, Kara Luiz, Ken Arnold, Kevin Jiggetts, Max Gray Wilbur, Mitchell Altieri, Phil Flores, The Night Watchmen, vampires | Leave a comment
THE NIGHT WATCHMEN (2017)
When world famous Blimpo The Clown (Gary Peebles) dies of a mysterious illness in Romania, his body is shipped home and to the wrong building. When his coffin is opened, it's discovered that he was bitten by a vampire and is now one of the undead himself. Unleashed in the building, he starts to turn the late-working employees into bloodsuckers. Now it's up to three incompetent night watchmen (Kevin Jiggetts, Ken Arnold and Dan DeLuca), their new rookie (Max Gray Wilbur) and a cute and feisty employee (Kara Luiz) to stop the blood-craving clown and his minions.
Horror/comedy is directed by Mitchell Altieri (who directed The Hamiltons and The Thompsons with his "Butcher Brothers" collaborator Phil Flores) from a script by stars DeLuca and Arnold and Jamie Nash (Exists, Altered). It's an amusing 80 minutes that may not always hit the mark, but is still goofy fun. There is a lot of blood spattered along with the occasional laughs and the cast do seem like they are having a good time. Sexy, girl-next-door Kara Luiz especially shows an endearing screen presence as the spunky, smart-ass turned vampire slayer, Karen. Would like to see her do more final girl work. Overall, it is an amusing and gory time on the couch and who can pass up vampire clowns? Also features veteran actor James Remar as a creepy boss and cult favorite scream queen Tiffany Shepis as an ill-fated employee.
MONSTERZERO NJ'S SATURDAY NIGHT DOUBLE FEATURE: THE HAMILTONS and THE THOMPSONS
September 7, 2013 by MonsterZero NJ in Monsterzero NJ's Saturday Night Double Feature and tagged Brittany Daniel, Mackenzie Firgens, Mitchell Altieri, Phil Flores, The Butcher Brothers, The Hamiltons, The Thompsons | 2 Comments
THE HAMILTONS (2006)
The fact that The Hamiltons opens with a pretty young woman (Brittany Daniel) bound and gagged in a basement desperately trying to free herself and escape, lets us know right off that there is something far more wrong with the title family than dealing with the death of their father and mother. While the Butcher Brothers play this horror out to an extent like a family drama, this is far from your average family. The story is told through the eyes of Francis (Cory Knauf) the youngest of four siblings, who is not only trying to deal with the death of his parents, but his role in this very unusual and very homicidal clan. There is David, (Samuel Child) the oldest and the one who is trying to keep the family together, when not bringing home strange men for evenings that end in screaming. Next are Darlene (Mackenzie Firgens) and Wendell (Joseph McKelheer), the twisted twins whose lack of restraint keeps this family on the move. Finally, who (or what) is "Lenny" that needs to be kept locked up in a cell in the basement and evokes fear even in these four? So just who are the Hamiltons and why do they keep captives and corpses in their basement?
The Butcher Brother's answer all your questions and by the closing frames you may be delightfully chilled by the answers. The directing duo (Mitchell Altieri and Phil Flores by name) approach this material in a straightforward, no-frills manner and it works as if we're watching some twisted and blood-soaked Lifetime drama about a struggling family…one with real skeletons in their closets, so to speak. The cast are all fine. Performances range from good to adequate. The real standout is Rebekah Hoyle as Samantha, one of the Hamilton's captives who overcomes her horror and fear to try to manipulate the troubled Francis into letting her go and running away from a family he doesn't appear to fit in with. There are some disturbing moments and blood flows when the Butchers decide it's time to bring their slow burn to a boil.
The Hamiltons is not a traditional horror film, but that's what I liked about it. It kept me guessing and creeped out and then got downright chilling in its final revealing act. A refreshingly offbeat low budget horror from a directing and writing team to keep an eye on.
Rated 3 (out of 4) captive cuties!
THE THOMPSONS (2012)
***WARNING: If you are interested in watching The Hamiltons, the review below for it's sequel, The Thompsons contains details that are spoilers if you haven't seen the first film!***
After 6 years, The Butcher Brothers (Mitchell Altieri and Phil Flores) return to the dysfunctional vampire family last seen in their low budget chiller The Hamiltons, who, as per that film's finale, now go by the name of the Thompsons. When a stop at a roadside diner puts them in the middle of a robbery, youngest member Lenny (Ryan Hartwig) is seriously wounded. After slaughtering robber and patron alike, the fiendish family flees to Europe to find help from others like themselves and escape the police manhunt. In the small town of Ludlow, England they find their British equivalent, the Stuarts and it seems they have found help for Lenny in this kindred family. But the Stuarts unveil their own sinister agenda and as Francis (Cory Knauf) falls in love with their beautiful daughter, Riley (Elizabeth Henstridge), a war of the vampire clans erupts and a blood-soaked battle for supremacy begins.
Where the first film was a creepy and twisted family drama, the sequel shows us what a Twilight movie would be like if they had any real fangs…and gallons of blood. And the Butcher's version of that neutered vampire saga is a lot more gory fun. Where the first movie kept their vampiric nature a secret till the end, this is a full-blown vampire flick that explains a lot of about the character's condition that wasn't fully explored in The Hamiltons. There are barely any humans in the cast either and those that are, don't last long. It's all red eyes, bared fangs and spurting blood. The film moves quickly too, at barely over 80 minutes, so there is little time wasted on melodrama and what I really liked was how the Butchers turned the sick and blood thirsty Hamiltons/Thompsons into the victims this time round and thus the heroes. We find ourselves rooting for characters that creep-ed us out in the first movie and that was part of what made this sequel entertaining.
If you are a fan of The Hamiltons you probably will enjoy this sequel especially as the original cast are all back, except for Hartwig as Lenny, and they are taken in a different direction. The budget is slightly larger, but not by a lot, as the Butcher's style seems to be a good fit for low budget indie horrors. It's not perfect, there are some flaws, it's not as atmospheric or creepy like the first film, not that it lacks its share of shocking moments, but overall, an enjoyably different follow-up to the disturbing original.
Rated 3 (out of 4) pointy fangs!